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postalgold.com: Postal Gold.com (415 words)
by - written on 19/11/09 (Useful, 145 readings)
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Postalgolds first offer for my jewellery was refused,I requested the return of my gold. A second offer - nearly double was also refused. I told them I wanted my gold returned to me as in their advert. They advised me in an email I could put the money for the cheque -which I have still not got - in their bank account and they would return my gold! They ignored my request for a tracker or proof of postage for the cheque they sent to me. Very concerned I got in touch with Trading Standards who advised me to write a letter with this in the main body:- <<The order number---------- I have been in touch with Trading ...  Read the complete review

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by Angela Deans - written on 18/11/09
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I sent gold to postal gold and thought it was worth over £700, I would have accepted around £500 but all they offered was £105. When I said it was not enough they said they could sell it retail and offered £190. I have returned the cheque and am waiting for the gold back. They have emailed me to say it is on its way and could take up to 10 days.

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by sue - written on 27/10/09
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Sue - Manchester I sent 210 grams of gold to postal gold. they sent a chque for £627 which I returned and requested my gold back, I eventualy got my gold back and took it into H and T pawnbrokers and received £1003, so I would tell people to forget sending gold to postal gold and take to a local shop when they offer a much better deal

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by - written on 19/10/09
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I posted off 100 grams of mixed gold to postalgold.com and was offered £350. I then asked The Manchester Gold Company fora price and they paid me £895!!
How on earth do we get such a discrepancy? Postal Gold have been unable to tell me but I can tell YOU one thing

Don't use them!!! These postal gold companies may well advertise that they pay a high price but I can assure you that they do not. I was paid in cash straight away without having to give my bank details....

postalgold.com: Postalgold.com (148 words)
by Elizabeth Ann Bearpark - written on 12/10/09
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They ought to be called postalgold.con thats what they are i sent 2 items of 9ct gold and i know they were genuine but i had a email from them saying that they were non precious metal i phoned them to ask about this and they said it was of poor quality so no good to them and i would have to send them a cheque for £10 in the next 6 days if i wanted it back this i did by recorded delivery and i tracked this and it was delivered to them the next day idid not hear from them so i phoned them and they said they would get back to me they did not so i phoned again and was told they did not pass my cheque on in time so my items have been distroyed please if anyone has had a ...  Read the complete review